kroltan

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by kroltan 5y ago
I think it's just humans having human biases. "I know where things are mainly by looking at them continuously, so it seems logical that if a computer can capture images, it should be doing the same."
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by kroltan 5y ago
Same on a very beefy desktop Windows system.
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by kroltan 5y ago
Can client-side code set the cookies themselves? I was under the impression cookies were a HTTP-level thing.
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It's intentional, if you inspect the `innerText` you'll see it's reversed there too: zero_click_wrapper.innerText.codePointAt(0) Evaluates to 32. And if you think 32 = 0x20 could mean the next one would be 0x2E, then
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by kroltan 5y ago
IMO with a low total player count, a lot of the more interesting mechanics in the game go completely unused, even if you add multipliers so resource gathering is conveninent time-wise. No point in using the shop system with just 3 people, l
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by kroltan 5y ago
Not really, the game is really made for the "10s of people scale". But thanks to how it works, it doesn't need 10s of coordinated people, you can certainly just join some existing server with a friend and have an equally go
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by kroltan 5y ago
This, I have joined a small server and it is just a good game. I went in expecting it to have "cringeworthy levels of hippy idealism", but no, it is actually a reasonably sane game. It is the first game since Wurm Online that I ha
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by kroltan 5y ago
Delete every CSS declaration (both inline or stylesheets) from every website and see how easy it is to read them. Not very, huh? Same deal with accessibility. You can't "just OCR stuff" without losing all the visual meaning i
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by kroltan 5y ago
It hasn't been tough since they made Steam. In fact, the biggest productivity issue at Valve seems to be exactly due to the fact that they don't _really_ need to do anything beyond maintaining Steam as the primary intermediary for
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by kroltan 5y ago
I can't compare Porto Alegre since I have never gone there except as a waypoint when visiting the extended family, and I have lived in Florianópolis my whole life, so take it with a grain of salt. Personally I like living here, since i
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by kroltan 5y ago
Hi from Florianópolis too!
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by kroltan 5y ago
Given Discord's UI shows day passages, it is "absolute enough". Should have phrased better as "more absolute", but you're right it's not really.
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by kroltan 5y ago
I also get a preview using the usual URL, arguably more useful information like an absolute time stamp that won't get out of date. https://i.imgur.com/YAEEesv.png
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by kroltan 5y ago
The practical benefit is that, unlike say Lodash's chaining, it is outwardly extensible, you don't need to write every function into a big object (and worry about naming clashes). _.chain(inputSet) .filter((x) => x &g
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by kroltan 5y ago
Because in 120% of situations, that "want" is actually "I had no clue how *nix works and just pasted in the result of `which python` in my system".
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by kroltan 5y ago
In Firefox you can set dom.disable_beforeunload to true in your about:config to disable this behaviour (globally)
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by kroltan 5y ago
I agree in principle. It is bad form to not try to respect industry conventions. However, blaming "e.g. any license-scanning tools" is not correct either, since that would be clearly a limitation of the license tool, encoding assu
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by kroltan 5y ago
Huh, didn't see that, what a shame. Used to work fine a while ago.
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by kroltan 5y ago
See also https://spacedesk.net/ . Sadly Windows-host-only, but works pretty well, and anything with a browser in the same LAN can be a screen. (And I do mean _a browser_, not _a Chrome_)
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by kroltan 5y ago
Yes, a well-appointed kitchen is orders of magnitude more expensive.
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by kroltan 5y ago
You can train your friend-circles to be non-alcoholic tolerant pretty easily (just buy non-alchoholic beverages on nights out as casually as you would an alcoholic one). That way you can still have the social interaction. And now for a comp
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by kroltan 5y ago
Just make sure to buy one that doesn't "helpfully" connect to nearby passwordless Wi-Fi networks.
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by kroltan 5y ago
Hyperbolica is to have VR support too, the creator discussed [0] how he had to use a specific technique to ensure the rendering was compatible with VR optimizations. [0]: https://youtu.be/rBr-0bHQfxc?t=357
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by kroltan 5y ago
F5 and a tally!
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by kroltan 5y ago
Smart TVs are equally expensive, you just pay with your sanity and data instead of bucks.
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by kroltan 5y ago
Which is why I said "it's an entirely different game"! :D It has little to do with DD or BD, but it's still a very fun game.
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by kroltan 5y ago
The scope of what a "web browser" is has been steadily inflating at an insane rate. Not only that, but a lot of features are basically "required" to be able to deal with modern websites. You would need a team the size of
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by kroltan 5y ago
It's an entirely different game (more of a CRPG than action), but the more modern Divinity Original Sin games are excellent too. DOS2 is my favorite RPG, and it can be played by itself (its story has basically no links to DOS1)
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by kroltan 5y ago
Download the content and put it on a device to watch offline. You'll have complete control of what content is available.
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by kroltan 5y ago
Just letting you know Ace of Spades was really cool voxel-based shooter game that was later remade in a terrible commercial version. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ace_of_Spades_(video_game) (And of course, it has moder

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